| On the Alcon campus in Fort Worth on Thursday, volunteers worked on a Habitat for Humanity building project for the Mendoza family. Shown here are (l to r) Fort Worth City Council members Michael D. Crain, District 3; Elizabeth M. Beck, District 9, and Chris Nettles, District 8; along with members of the Mendoza family, Lisset (daughter), Ivone (Mrs. Mendoza), and Luis Mendoza, with Dr. Rick Weisbarth, VP, Professional Affairs, U.S. Vision Care, Alcon (who is also a Trinity Habitat Boardmember) and Lydia Traina, senior director of development and PR, Trinity Habitat for Humanity. |